Brandcenter at VCU says goodbye to two of its trailblazers
Longtime professors Caley Cantrell and Peter Coughter are retiring after decades at the graduate school.
Fit for a (new) king? Charles can move the British monarchy forward, VCU Brandcenter leader says
But Vann Graves, Ed.D., says royalty must confront history to influence modern perceptions.
Brandcenter’s annual recruiter session returns to in-person format
Recruiters and graduates were back at the VCU Brandcenter this week for the first in-person recruiter session since 2019.
Every step counts: Take a walk in Adeel Shams’ shoes.
Adeel Shams, who graduated from VCU’s School of Business and Brandcenter, has forged his own path to entrepreneurship.
Brandcenter Virtual Info Session
When: April 10, 2023Time: 6 – 7 p.m. Are you curious, creative, and driven to create? Make a career out of it with a master’s degree from the Brandcenter – the nation’s preeminent program for creative careers right here at VCU. Join us for a virtual info session to learn more. Pre-registration required. Register Questions? […]
Got milk? VCU alum’s snarky new book finds the ‘dumbest’ things to complain about
Anne Marie Wonder, a two-time VCU grad, is the co-author of “There Are Too Many Milks: And Other Common Annoyances of Modern Life.”
The voice of the next generation: the Brandcenter at VCU weighs in on the ad meter ratings
Check out how the students rated the Ad Meter ads
Brandcenter alumni’s ads shine again on Super Bowl stage
Eighteen Brandcenter alumni worked on ads featured during last night’s big game, including Jerry Hoak, who had a hand in two of the high-profile spots.
Super Bowl ads keep it light using nostalgia and stars
Rich Weinstein, associate director of extension programs at the VCU Brandcenter, discussed this year's Super Bowl commercial trends with the Associated Press.
Ad industry titan Dan Wieden’s legacy is how to find and cultivate creative talent
Vann Graves, executive director at VCU Brandcenter, a portfolio school that Wieden once served as a founding director, discusses Wieden's legacy and the future of talent cultivation and training.